Provided, however, that they be explicitly subjected to the sovereignty of the politico-administrative centre.
For metaphorical realisations of readiness, all comprised explicitly subjective clauses using the subjects I or we: (38) I ' m pleased to know that your company is now recruiting new staff.
It was self-published by former hotel night clerk Young, who eventually got a deal with a division of major publisher Hachette, and its popularity is partly down to its explicitly Christian subject matter.
It stars adults, concerns adults, and deals with explicitly adult subject matter.
The originality of his church parables demonstrates that he was perfectly capable of tackling an explicitly religious subject when he was absorbed by it.
Mr. Lang explained here that as a Jew, he wanted to tap the profundity and ache of Bach's creations without their explicitly Christian subject.
Despite some distinctly Wagnerian touches, as when the Valkyrie-like amazons gather at the beginning of Act II (Wagner's cry, "Heiaha"; Fibich's, "Heja"), the choice of an explicitly Czech subject for "Sarka" was a blatant -- and successful -- attempt to shore up the composer's nationalist credentials.
As critical reflection on conceptual androcentrism deepened, the role of ethnocentric gender norms in structuring inquiry has proven to have profound implications, not only for how women and explicitly gendered subjects are conceived, but also for ostensibly gender neutral aspects of social, historical subjects, and for various natural domains as well.
The bias is likely to be stronger if the cohort was specifically organized to study the disease in question and the eligibility criteria explicitly excluded subjects already diagnosed with the disease or having symptoms indicative of the disease.
